Mohammad Shariatmadari, CEO of the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Group, sent an important message on the occasion of National Export Day, highlighting the key role of exports in determining the position and credibility of countries in the global arena. He emphasized that exports are no longer just an indicator of a country's economic capacity, but are considered a fundamental component of the economic and industrial power of nations.
The Importance of Exports in the Global Economy
Shariatmadari stated that national products and brands act as ambassadors of the industrial and economic capabilities of countries, pointing to the necessity of increasing export capacities in the petrochemical industry. He noted that the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Group, as a pioneer in this industry, has succeeded in enhancing its position in the regional and global petrochemical industry. According to the assessment of the reputable ICIS institute, this group has climbed six places to achieve the second position in the Middle East and the twelfth position globally.
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Export Challenges and Opportunities
The CEO of the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Group also referred to the challenges facing Iran's foreign trade and stated that to reach the peak of export development, there is a need to understand factors beyond technology. Shariatmadari emphasized the necessity of national consensus on the requirements for economic development and listening to the views of elites, adding that leveraging emerging opportunities and intelligently facing the rapid changes in international trade requires a reevaluation of approaches and facilitation of trade exchanges.
In conclusion, he regarded National Export Day as a valuable opportunity to honor the efforts and dedication of all employees of this group and appreciated their role in strengthening the industrial credibility of the country and increasing exports. Shariatmadari highlighted the strategic position of the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Group in meeting the economic demands of society, especially in light of the difficulties posed by sanctions and securing the necessary foreign currency for the country.
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